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In Security Jargon, Social Engineering is the act of using Non-Technical aspects for obtaining confidential information.  The attacker don’t need to have contact with the victim in person. These kind of attacks are called as social engineering attacks. Here the intended victim is tricked to do something needed by the attacker. A common example is phishing. It is Read More

What can you learn about online video marketing from classic old TV shows? Quite a bit, we think. From "Star Trek" to "Gilligan's Island" to "Bewitched" and "The Andy Griffith Show", here's a fun look at how lessons learned from those great old TV classics can be applied to online video marketing for your product, service or other business. Tune in to find out more.. Read More

What can you learn from successful brands like Cracker Barrel about keeping customers coming back and always engaged with your product or service? As it turns out, some fairly simple steps keep customers engaged and not only coming back for more but staying longer once they do find you and visit. If loyal customers should be the goal of every small business than reading this post is key to finding success Read More

If you want to change your business, your employees and your life, why not change all the situations that are keeping you where you are? It may be simpler than you think. The smallest change can make huge alterations in your business making you more competitive, more productive and more efficient than you are today. Watch the video link and take a look at how you can discover the best way to improve the situations that impact your business and how to change the Read More

Leaving comments on blog posts can be a great way to promote yourself and your product. There are rules though and here are 10 tips you should consider Read More

David Mihm, local SEO expert, updates and comments on the Local Search landscape. Google, Facebook, and Yelp plays... and how they impacy your local online efforts Read More

Have you ever held a meeting and realize that you didn’t have a reason? I think most sales people make this mistake. So that you have a purpose, here are 7 reasons for having a meeting Read More

Businesses which are more fertile microclimates are less vulnerable to the weather of the economy or other market variations. Business owners do certain.. Read More

Customer communications, particularly written, can be over examined to the point of being false. What is the right approach to responding to a customer and how much of you should come out in the text Read More

Do you remember the video created by Equalman back in July 2009 regarding the social media revolution? He has come up with another updated video full of statistics on why social media is not a fad and why it’s here to stay. Read More